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An air-raid warning began to spread in the oblasts of Ukraine on the evening of 11 November. Source: map of air-raid warnings, Air Force Details: An air-raid warning was issued in the country's southern, southeastern, and central oblasts.

Explosions were heard during an air-raid warning in the city of Kharkiv on 12 November in the evening. The Russians launched an attack on civil infrastructure in the Shevchenkivskyi district. Source: Suspilne, Ukraine's public broadcaster; Ukraine's Air Force; alerts.

The forces and assets of the Ukrainian Air Force downed all air targets on the approaches to the city of Kyiv on the night of 10-11 November. Source: Kyiv City Military Administration on Telegram Details: The Kyiv City Military Administration said an air-raid warning was issued in Kyiv due to a Russian drone attack.

An air-raid warning was issued in several regions because there was a threat of a Russian missile launch on the night of 10-11 November. Source: Ukraine's Air Force on Telegram Details: The air-raid warning was issued in Kharkiv, Sumy, Poltava, Chernihiv and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts.

The Russian military launched a group of attack drones on the night of 10-11 November. Source: Ukraine's Air Force on Telegram Details: The drones were moving from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast towards the north.

An air-raid warning was issued throughout Ukraine on the afternoon of 11 November in response to a Russian MiG taking to the air. It lasted for three and a half hours. Source: Ukrainian Air Force; Ukrainian Air Force; alerts.

Russian attack UAVs were detected in the airspace of Kyiv Oblast on the night of 9-10 November, and Ukrainian air defence was responding to them. Source: Kyiv Oblast Military Administration on Telegram Details: The authorities urged people to stay in shelters and other safe places during the air-raid warning.

Ukraine's Air Force associates the prolonged flight time of Russian MіG-31K fighters with the practice of refueling midair. Source: Colonel Yurii Ihnat, Ukraine's Air Force spokesman, on the air of the national 24/7 newscast Details: As Ihnat explains, MiGs used to take off for about 20 minutes - take-off and landing were practiced during these training flights.

An all-clear was given throughout Ukraine on the afternoon of 8 November after the landing of a MiG-31K fighter jet, which can carry Kh-47 Kinzhal hypersonic missiles; it had taken off in Russia but then landed without firing.

An air-raid warning was issued across Ukraine on 6 November due to the take-off of a MiG-31K fighter jet. Source: alerts.in.ua; Air Force on Telegram Quote from the Air Force: "There is a missile threat throughout Ukraine! A MiG-31K was observed taking off from the Mozdok airbase (northern Caucasus)".